They've sent me a nice email saying sorry you were disappointed, we take this very seriously, have passed onto our management department etc... so hopefully I'll get a refund at least as I dont think the listing was clear. Ideally I'd like the 3 disc BD for what I paid (£12).

The seller said they got the wrong listings information from their supplier or something (well they should change it then) but I'm getting a full refund plus refund of postage once I send it back I'll wait til Amazon have it cheaper and then get it from them one day

grim_tales wrote:The seller said they got the wrong listings information from their supplier or something (well they should change it then) but I'm getting a full refund plus refund of postage once I send it back I'll wait til Amazon have it cheaper and then get it from them one day

if you'd pre-ordered at HMV with the 20% off you'd have avoided this hassle

Hey,I just won something on Ebay and tried to pay with my debit card, but it kept declining the card and telling me to add a new one It hadn't expired, so I don't think that was the problem.After I added my credit card it worked but I'd rather have used the other one.

grim_tales wrote:Hey,I just won something on Ebay and tried to pay with my debit card, but it kept declining the card and telling me to add a new one It hadn't expired, so I don't think that was the problem.After I added my credit card it worked but I'd rather have used the other one.

Finally got stung on Ebay.Sold a tv series blu-ray box set,the buyer messaged me and asked could he buy the other season i had listed but hadn't sold.i agreed and posted them.he's claimed he hadn't received them and put in a paypal claim which he's won.£27 down the pan

Many years ago I did a European (non EU) trade and the recipient claimed the package hadn't turned up; so I put in a claim with Royal Mail and after their investigation got the money back (took a few weeks overall, IIRC). They toughest part is proving the items worth (I suspect the lower the claim the lower the burden of proof required).